Golden Gate University-San Francisco Consolidation Loans
Golden Gate University-San Francisco graduates have an average of $72,416 in student loans to consolidate upon graduation and could lower their monthly payment an average of $358 and save $4,292 per year by consolidating their student loans.*
To estimate your own monthly savings, try our student loan consolidation calculator.
Golden Gate University-San Francisco Consolidation Index
Are you graduating from Golden Gate University-San Francisco soon, or have you already graduated and are considering loan consolidation? You can consolidate all federal loans and private loans separately in two groups respectively. Federal loans are consolidated through the federal direct loan program, but for private loans you must consolidate them through a lender.
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By the Numbers
Golden Gate University-san Francisco, San Francisco, CA, 94105-2968
- Total tuition, room, and board (cost of attendance): $13,440
Average Financial Aid Received at Golden Gate University-San Francisco
- Federal grant aid: $8,428
- State grand aid: $0
- Institutional grant aid: $0
- Federal student loan aid: $18,104
Potential Loan Consolidation Debt for Golden Gate University-San Francisco
- 4 Years of Federal Loans: $50,000
- 4 Years of Private Loans: $72,416
Golden Gate University-San Francisco Financial Aid Options
If you are or will be attending Golden Gate University-San Francisco, you may want to investigate financial aid options to pay for college. Here are some resources to learn more:
Financial Aid Options
- File your FAFSA Online
- College Scholarship Search
- Free Scholarships
- Federal Student Loans at StaffordLoan.com
- Private Student Loans -- No FAFSA Required
- Graduate Student Loans
After Graduation:
Disclosure: The appearance of Golden Gate University-San Francisco school loan consolidation listing does not constitute endorsement of any Student Loan Network service by Golden Gate University-San Francisco.
* Estimates provided are based National Center for Education Statistics' 2009-2010 Institutional Characteristics, Enrollments, and Student Financial Aid surveys and on a series of assumptions/calculations, including the loan balance being comprised entirely of subsidized federal student loans that do not accrue interest during school. Payment estimates are based on the fixed Stafford loan rate of 6.8%. Private loan balances are estimated based on 100% of out of pocket expenses being covered with private student loans at 10% interest, capitalized yearly, compounded quarterly.
